Physical disability care homes in Herefordshire

Physiotherapy and rehabilitation sit alongside residential care at Coldwells House, supporting people with dementia, mental health needs or physical disabilities. The home is part of Herefordshire Care Homes and is registered to care for older and younger adults.

Staff get to know each new resident and support decisions about care. Adaptations are used to reduce the impact of dementia on independence and wellbeing, while residents can benefit…

Highwell House Care Home with Nursing provides 24-hour nursing care for older people and adults living with dementia, physical disabilities or other assessed needs. The home is a painted brick Georgian villa on the outskirts of Bromyard, with views towards the Malvern Hills, the Frome Valley and Bromyard Downs.

Its care offer includes residential care, nursing care, dementia support and physiotherapy and rehabilitation.

West Eaton Nursing Home provides nursing, residential and dementia care in a small home near Leominster, set in the Herefordshire countryside. The service supports residents with trained nursing professionals, personalised care and assistance available around the clock.

Meals are prepared daily from fresh, locally sourced ingredients, with menus designed around residents’ dietary needs and preferences.

Nursing care near Ross-on-Wye is available at Hazelhurst Nursing Home for older people, including those living with dementia, physical disabilities or other complex needs. The home is set within approximately 14 acres of grounds in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Residents receive support from staff who get to know them and help maintain familiar routines, while activities and opportunities outside the home form part of daily life.

Whitegates supports older people and younger adults with dementia, learning disabilities, mental health needs and physical disabilities in a residential care setting in Bromyard. The home occupies a traditional red-brick period property that has been extended and refurbished, with local shops, a library, gym and doctor’s surgery nearby.

Care is organised around getting to know each new resident and welcoming them into the home.

Ashfield House provides residential, nursing, dementia, assisted living and respite care in a small family-run home registered for 25 people. It supports residents with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, with short and long-term stays available.

Care includes personalised plans, medication monitoring through electronic systems, personal care, housekeeping and daily activities.

Birchams Grange provides residential and dementia care for older people, with support shaped around familiar routines, personal preferences and day-to-day needs. The home also supports couples, including situations where one partner needs more regular help with personal care, mobility or dementia care while both remain together.

Residents receive 24-hour support, home-cooked food, companionship and daily activities in a homely setting.

Dementia, nursing and residential care form the core of Broomy Hill Nursing Home’s support for older people and adults with physical disabilities, sensory impairment, mental health needs or learning disabilities. The home also provides elderly day care and short-term respite stays.

Care planning starts before admission, covering medical needs alongside life history, social connections, hobbies and preferences.

Residential, nursing, dementia, convalescent and respite care at Gwen Walford House supports people with short-term or long-term needs in a modern setting beside the River Wye. Care plans are built around individual circumstances and changing requirements.

Short-term convalescent care can support recovery after illness or surgery, while respite care gives family carers a temporary break.

Hampton Grange Nursing Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and specialist care in Hereford. Its dementia service is shaped around each resident’s life, interests and routines, with staff trained to support choice and independence for as long as possible.

The home combines 24-hour support with facilities including a cinema room, riverside terrace and dining room.

Holmer Care Home with Nursing supports people needing nursing, residential, dementia or palliative care in Hereford. Respite, emergency respite and day care are also available, while registered nurses remain on duty day and night as needs change.

The home combines a Victorian rectory with purpose-built rooms and modern facilities. Families can visit at any time, follow care through an online Family Portal and arrange a trial stay of a week or two.

Intermediate care at Ledbury Intermediate Care Unit is relevant to older people and adults with physical disabilities who need nursing support after illness, injury or a change in independence. The service is registered as a care home with nursing and supports older people and people with physical disabilities.

The wider provider describes person-centred care supported by individual care plans, varied activities and flexible dining.

General nursing care for older people, younger adults and residents with physical disabilities is offered at Ledbury Nursing Home, within the Ledbury Community Care Centre. The 36-bed home has single en-suite rooms over two floors, with shared lounges, dining rooms and gardens creating a calm residential setting.

The related intermediate care unit provides short-stay nursing rehabilitation after surgery or medical treatment, or following illness…